Comeing out

DarkLadyOfDeath

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Sometimes you gt to chose sometimes you don't... well toight..I didn't... I had my aay message up as usual on AOL.. with a link to my journal.. Well my aunt wantd to ask me something.. I rarely talk to her so I'm usually not worried about anyone readin it that not an OL friend... ect... BUt of course she IMed me.. and of course my last entry had to be about sexuality and my mussings lately... well.. The cat's outta teh bg... BUt at least she's a very.. open person... se already knew alot of my friends back home where gay and that Ihad been to boystown 'n such.. soshe reallywasn't surprized... BUt BOY WAS I!... So that mean two family members know now... She says she's not goign to go blabin'.. and teh gods know I trust her. so.. we'll see what happens here... Just thought I'de share... LOL few will be interested but if anyone has any pointers on how to stay comfortable with her.. and vise versa... she seems okay with it all.. I guess I'm just use to people blowing up in my fac when they find out?...
 
Maybe you ought to tell her, look, if you want to ask me about any of it, OK, but I would not start start telling her any more if she dont ask.
Most likely, she will say OK and not mention it again.
 
This reminds me of a story my friend told me about his coming out. He was in his late 20's and had a "friend" who was a little older and a doctor. His family thought they mostly went to the gym together, that sort of thing.

Well, one day they were going hot and heavy in the living room, one thing lead to another and they were activly engaged on the carpet when his mother pops by.

You know how mothers are, they just come on in!

She stood there shocked for a moment stareing at them, who had of course were also frozen by shock, and then she backed out and shut the door.

He freaked about it all day, wondering what to say etc etc. So he called her the next day and she was very smooth about the whole thing. She said: "Well, we always wanted a doctor in the family...but somehow we thought it would be your sister who caught him."
 
That's been one of my fears about keeping a journal online. I don't e-mail my uncle from my main e-mail addresses because I don't want him to find out - he's Catholic, and he'd be devastated. For co-workers, though, I figure if they find it, it's their own doing and they're responsible for whatever they read. I'm not terribly closeted, but for those to which I am I try to keep my journal a secret.
 
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